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More than half of the respondents to a TransUnion survey said they were attacked by cyber criminals in the second quarter of this year.
“Fragmented initiatives and insufficient governance structures” hinder the City of Johannesburg’s smart city development.
Key precious metals used to make computing components are exempt from US president Donald Trump’s overnight tariff shock.
The central bank will need expert input to effectively implement regulations dealing with the latest technology, say analysts.
The Department of Home Affairs is undermining government’s digital inclusion efforts, says the Association of Comms and Technology.
A sharp rise in the ID verification fees charged by home affairs sparks debate, with some suggesting digital alternatives, while others urge continued integration with official systems.
TymeBank warns that an additional R20 fee to instantly open a bank account will force people back into the risky cash economy.
The Department of Basic Education is under pressure over its approach to mathematics in schools.
SARS examines what AI solutions are available to rid it of mundane tasks amid an increasing government shift to tech.
The Department of Home affairs is forcing SA’s poor to absorb the cost of maintaining the population register, says TymeBank.
Tech that can be scaled to help SMEs grow will create jobs, say business leaders at the 2025 Old Mutual SMEgo Pitchathon launch.
SARB challenges a ruling overturning its seizure of R16 million held by Standard Bank, forfeited under what the court said were apartheid-era regulations.